Bahnverkehr, Mobilität und Logistik

Master of Science; language: German

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Description

The part-time M.Sc. Railway Transport, Mobility and Logistics programme enables working professionals and graduates with a first professionally qualifying degree in engineering or transport science, computer science or a related field with transport science content to expand their technical and management skills in the field of railway systems engineering. The curriculum focuses on in-depth content relating to railway operations, track, vehicles, logistics and transport management, and mobility. At the EBD (Darmstadt Railway Operations Field) learning factory, current and future operational challenges can be experienced from different perspectives.

The programme consists of a cross-system alignment area (30 CP), a compulsory area (50 CP), an elective area (10 CP) and a final area (30 CP). The final area includes a Master's thesis worth 20 CP.

Module Handbook

Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Semesters 4
Language German. Be prepared to read scholarly literature in English.
Start of studies Winter semester
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Admission requirements Admission requirements for the non-consecutive, fee-based and part-time Master's degree programme are:

1. a) A bachelor's degree in engineering, transport sciences or computer science, or a degree in a related field with transport science content, which imparts skills equivalent to at least 180 CP and which does not differ significantly from the entrance requirements specified in Appendix II of the programme regulations (see below);

1. b) equivalent evidence within the meaning of the requirements set out in Section 20 (3) of the HessHG, in particular relevant vocational training and several years of professional experience with a technical connection to the desired further education programme, and a passed entrance examination;

2. proof of at least one year of relevant professional experience with a technical connection to the desired continuing education programme.

3. Passed entrance requirements verification in accordance with the competences description.
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Participation and fee regulations for part-time continuing education master's programmes at Technische Universität Darmstadt
Good to know The programme is non-consecutive, subject to a fee and part-time. The teaching blocks usually take place from Thursday to Saturday.